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Incidents should be viewed as navigational landmarks that reveal ongoing organizational tradeoffs rather than isolated decision failures. By examining incidents through the lens of continuous tradeoffs, teams can understand how their structural choices, priorities, and goal conflicts create predictable failure patterns. This perspective shifts focus from individual decisions to systemic factors that shape both everyday work and exceptional situations, enabling organizations to use incidents for strategic reorientation rather than just tactical fixes.

Ongoing Tradeoffs, and Incidents as Landmarks